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Footnotes in Gaza
0₹1,499.00Uncover the buried truths of the Gaza conflict with Joe Sacco’s acclaimed graphic journalism. This immersive work unearths the forgotten 1956 Rafah massacre, transforming a historical footnote into a powerful human story. Sacco meticulously reconstructs events through the intimate voices of survivors and witnesses, blending eyewitness accounts with detailed visuals. Essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Middle East conflict and the profound impact of war on everyday lives. It’s a must-read for lovers of investigative journalism and historical narratives.
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Foreign Policy of India: West Asia & North Africa (WANA)
0₹756.50Master India’s evolving foreign policy towards the strategically vital West Asia and North Africa (WANA) region. Essential for understanding India’s global engagement, this book delves into the region’s geopolitical volatility and economic promise. Explore the deep cultural ties, burgeoning trade, and crucial maritime security links that define India’s relationship with its extended neighbourhood. Featuring 11 expert analyses, it unpacks the mutual indispensability and evolving trends in Indo-WANA geo-economic cooperation. A must-read for students of international relations, policy professionals, and scholars of Middle East and African studies.
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Forest Resources of India: Problems, Policies & Initiatives
0₹484.50Dive deep into the heart of India’s forest resources, exploring critical issues of depletion, conservation, and sustainable management. This essential guide examines the evolving policies and key government initiatives, including the transformative Forest Rights Act, 2006, and its impact on tribal communities and biodiversity. Understand the challenges of poverty and governance affecting India’s natural heritage and learn about the strategies crucial for ecological balance and national development. A vital resource for students, environmentalists, and policymakers focused on India’s forests.
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Forever Incomplete: The Story of Nepal
0₹945.00Uncover the captivating story of Nepal, from its unification and border demarcation to the internal power struggles that shaped its destiny. This insider’s account, penned by an author deeply connected to Nepal’s prominent families, offers a revealing perspective, weaving myths, legends, and history with personal insights. Explore the socio-political milieu and understand the contemporary challenges faced by this vital Himalayan nation. Essential reading for history enthusiasts and anyone keen on the intricate past and present of South Asia.
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Forgotten Patriots: Colonial Regime and Unsung Heroes of the Indian National Movement
0₹1,895.00Uncover the hidden narrative of India’s freedom struggle! This compelling book shifts focus from iconic figures to the unsung heroes of the Indian National Movement. Discover the sacrifices of ordinary men and women from diverse backgrounds – teachers, labourers, tribal leaders, and poets – who bravely challenged the colonial regime. Delving into grassroots resistance and regional perspectives, it reveals a more inclusive, nuanced history of India’s fight for independence. Essential reading for history enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of the resilience and collective action that shaped India’s liberation. Explore the true breadth of heroism that dismantled British colonial rule.
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Four Central Asian Shrines: A Socio-Political History of Architecture: 18 (Studies in Persian Cultural History, 18)
0₹6,700.00Explore the rich socio-political history and architectural evolution of four significant Central Asian shrines. This insightful study, part of the Persian Cultural History series, meticulously documents the interplay of faith, power, and design in Samarqand, Balkh, Mazar-i Sharif, and Qandahar. Through detailed written records and a compelling century of photographs, discover how these sacred sites developed. Essential reading for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Central Asian history, Islamic architecture, and cultural heritage in India seeking a deeper understanding of regional architectural narratives.
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Fragile Hope: Seeking Justice for Hate Crimes in India (South Asia in Motion)
0Original price was: ₹2,771.20.₹2,771.00Current price is: ₹2,771.00.Seeking justice for hate crimes in India? Explore the fight against discrimination with this insightful look at the Scheduled Castes and Tribes Prevention of Atrocities Act. Discover how Dalit communities in Rajasthan creatively utilize the law to combat caste atrocities. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and intimate personal narratives, the book unveils the complexities of legal meliorism and its intersection with gendered concerns. Essential reading for understanding human rights, social justice, and contemporary Indian law, it offers a nuanced perspective on the pursuit of justice in a diverse nation.
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France 1940: Defending the Republic
0₹2,381.50Challenge misconceptions about France 1940 and its swift defeat. Philip Nord delivers a vital historical analysis, unearthing a new perspective on the Fall of France during WWII. This insightful book re-examines the difficult choices made defending the Republic, arguing misplaced blame has obscured the truth. Essential for history buffs, students of European conflicts, and those seeking a deeper understanding of wartime political strategy. Unravel the complexities of a pivotal historical moment.
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Franco’s Famine: Malnutrition, Disease and Starvation in Post-Civil War Spain
0₹11,210.00Uncover the devastating impact of political decisions on millions during Spain’s post-Civil War famine. This compelling study delves into the 1940s era of widespread malnutrition and starvation, where over 200,000 lives were tragically lost. Expert contributors analyze the political causes, including the disastrous policy of autarky, its severe consequences, and the regime’s reluctance to accept international aid. Discover the realities of survival, the flourishing black market, and the suppressed memory of this historical atrocity. Essential for students of European history, political science, and socio-economic studies seeking a deeper understanding of famine’s roots and effects.
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Free and Unfree Labor in Atlantic and Indian Ocean Port Cities (1700–1850): 27 (International Review of Social History Supplements, Series Number 27)
0₹2,478.00Uncover the intricate tapestry of free and unfree labor within the vital port cities of the Indian Ocean and Atlantic world (1700–1850). This compelling research illuminates how diverse workforces—wage laborers, indentured servants, convicts, and slaves—interacted, shaped urban life, and fueled global capitalism and imperial expansion. Examine the dynamics of work, control, exclusion, and solidarity across these bustling maritime centres. A vital resource for students and scholars of social history, economic history, and colonial studies, particularly those interested in South Asia’s maritime heritage and labour relations.
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Free Trade and Sailors’ Rights in the War of 1812
0₹3,656.82Unlock the compelling narrative behind the War of 1812’s core demands: ‘Free Trade and Sailors’ Rights.’ This insightful book traces the slogan’s origins, delving into 18th-century intellectual currents and the harsh realities of British impressment of American sailors. Expertly detailing the diplomatic prelude and key events of the conflict, it offers a nuanced understanding of early US foreign policy and maritime disputes. Essential reading for students of international relations, American history, and academic scholars seeking a deep dive into pivotal geopolitical struggles.
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From Cooperation to Complicity: Degussa in the Third Reich
0Original price was: ₹9,351,934.00.₹9,352.00Current price is: ₹9,352.00.Explore the chilling complicity of a major corporation during Nazi Germany. This meticulously researched account unveils Degussa’s pivotal role in processing looted gold and funding the Third Reich war machine. It details their involvement in producing Zyklon B, the gas used in concentration camps, exposing the depths of corporate responsibility in wartime atrocities. An essential read for students of World War II history, business ethics, and Holocaust studies, offering critical insights into the intertwined nature of capitalism and genocide.
